We had more than 24 attendees at the event in The Evergreens Cemetery, including Dan Oberhaus from Wired, whose loaner eVScope was impressive for many
Don’t listen to anything I say. I must enter the center of fire. Fire is my child, but I must be consumed and become fire.
Several of our AAA members trekked to South America to experience the 2019 Solar Eclipse. These are their stories…
My trip began on June 18 when I traveled over 2,500 miles from New York City to Tucson, Arizona. Through a teen astronomy program run
In a conjunction of artistic abilities, two AAA members of the Astrophotography group have images in the July 2019 issue of Astronomy Magazine. Gowrishankar L. and Chirag (The Doctor) Upreti grace pages 94 and 96.
April 2019 should be a banner time for astronomy, and science as a whole. Find out why with Brian Berg’s write up on April’s accomplishments.
What might laws and politics look like once we leave earth, how might rights to resources be handled? Here are some great ideas from one of our authors- Richard Brounstein!
See how the culmination of artistry, craftsmanship, and astronomy resulted in a functional hand made binocular parallelogram mount!
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